Setup Print Device for RE3 in Windows

Select your Version

➔ Windows 7 & Vista

➔ Windows 10

➔ Alternative Method using Windows Explorer

Setup Print Device in Windows 7

1. Click the Windows Start Button and then click on “Devices and Printers”

2. Click on “Add a device”

3. After a few moments you should see "What if Windows doesn’t find my device?” - Select this

4. Type in “\\XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX\Full Spectrum Engineering Driver” within this field. Replace theX's with the IP address of the Machine and click "Next"

5. The dialog box should now state you've successfully added the Device and you may click "Next" then "Finish" to finalize the process.

Print Device is now added successfully within Windows

6. You may click on File> Print within your chosen design software and select “Full Spectrum Engineering Driver” on the list.

Setup Print Device in Windows 10

1. Click the Windows Start Button and Type "Printers" which will show "Printers & Scanners" on the list to select.

2. Click on Add a printer or scanner

3. After a few moments you should see "The Printer that I want isn't listed" - Select this

4. Type in “\\XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX\Full Spectrum Engineering Driver” within this field. Replace theX's with the IP address of the Machine and click "Next"

5. The dialog box should now state you've successfully added the Device and you may click "Next" then "Finish" to finalize the process.

Print Device is now added successfully within Windows

6. You may click on File> Print within your chosen design software and select “Full Spectrum Engineering Driver” on the list.

Setup Print Device using Alternative Method

1. Open Windows Explorer or push Ctrl + E on your keyboard

2. Type in \\XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX in the Address Bar field. Replace the X's with the IP address of your machine and push “Enter”

3. “Full Spectrum Engineering Driver” should appear. Right-click this and click “Connect...”

Print Device is now added successfully within Windows

4. You may click on File> Print within your chosen design software and select “Full Spectrum Engineering Driver” on the list.